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“Dear Asian Girl” is using its audio platform to celebrate Asian voices. The podcast – which has recently rebranded to become more inclusive of non-binary, transgender and other LGBTQ+ individuals – aims to connect Asians around the world by discussing their shared experiences and identity, said second-year business economics and public affairs student and one of the podcast co-hosts Meghna Nair.

CANTON — Canton Mayor Bill Grant, alongside some of the city’s leading community members, sat down Tuesday evening to have a public discussion on how the Canton has changed and

Heartland trustees heard Tuesday about the colleges equity plan to meet the needs of students who have been historically underserved and underrepresented.

A former Harvard lecturer and biological researcher who saw her career crumble after insisting that there are only two genders broke down.

When even DEI can't protect you.

A UPenn professor says Harvards claims to welcome all viewpoints does not square with the treatment of a professor who said there are only two sexes.

Private universities should respond to the charge of hypocrisy with a maximalist approach to free speech.

Goodkin said he wants to increase opportunities for underrepresented minorities.

As the year of 2024 approaches, the environmental ministry was committed to working with organisations and individuals to carry out actions towards stronger and more sustainable goals to reduce plastic pollution.

The Dow Jones News Fund presented veteran journalist and educator Loren Ghiglione of Chilmark the 2023 Richard J. Levine Journalism Champion Award at its annual board meeting on Nov. 3. The Journalism Champion Award was established in 2022 to honor those whose work supports and advances a strong and diverse free press. The award also […]